university of missouri

Kansas State University Cattlemen's Day
Animal Health, Beef, Cow Calf, Livestock

Genetic selection can help producers advance their operation

Research shared at Kansas State University’s 113th Cattlemen’s Day showed cows that shed earlier can wean calves more than 40 pounds heavier. Read More

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finance, Home and Family

New accounts aim to jump-start retirement savings for children

Blank 1040 us tax form with calculator and keyboard on office desk. (Photo: iStock │ #1469972260 - alfexe)
finance, Home and Family

Tax changes to senior income, car loan interest for 2025–28



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Forage feeding and soil fertility

  • By David Hallauer │ Kansas State University Research and Extension
Dairy cows

Missouri Dairy Expo set for Jan. 23

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Protect your identity this holiday season

Grazing milo can eliminate the need for equipment use in feeding cattle. (Photo by Chabella Guzman)

Direct grazing of standing milo with cows examined in webinar

Photo by Piper Wood, Women, Food and Ag Network.

Training for women landowners begins Oct. 21

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Tomato Festival celebrates 20 years of flavor and fun

Rooting damage from feral hogs at a golf course in Viburnum, Mo. Photo courtesy of Kevin Crider.

Cooperation has cut Missouri’s feral hog numbers

Ranch couple. (Adobe Stock │ 310982436 - Terri Cage)

10 tips to keep the romance in relationships